Venezuela Migrant Crisis

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Venezuela Migrant Crisis

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Venezuelan migrants arrive in the northeastern Colombian border city of Cúcuta.

25,000 VENEZUELANS CROSS THE COLOMBIAN BORDER EVERY DAY

• 89 percent of people return to Venezuela after buying basic goods, but at least 3,000 people enter Colombia every day with the intention to stay or continue their migration to other countries in the region. It is the fastest population movement in the region in recent decades. • There are a large number of unregistered migrants, with more than 300 informal roads being used for transit.